Now is the time to know that God is able. To connect your current reality with God's present ability. — Priscilla Shirer Copy Share Image
“there’s a time for everything in your life. God alone knows what that is. And because His Spirit dwells within you, and because He is deeply interested in helping you experience the fullness of His plans for your life, you can just stay tuned and know that He’ll make it clear to you right on time, even as He keeps… — Priscilla Shirer Copy Share
It is time for us to breathe and build margin into our lives for God. Sabbath was intended as a gift, and it is… — Priscilla Shirer Copy Share Image
“The taste of manna "was like wafers with honey" (Exod. 16:31, Num. 11:7)... It was indeed the "bread of heaven" (Ps. 78:24)... Just bcause the sharp, strong bite of their beloved Egyptian foods had become preferred tastes of choice in their mouths did not mean that nothing else had the power to satisfy them. In fact, God likely created the… — Priscilla Shirer Copy Share
Contentment is the equilibrium between the enjoyment of life now and the anticipation of what is to come. — Priscilla Shirer Copy Share Image
“To make a time-sensitive decision, prayerfully consider which option will bring God the most glory and will encourage a more intimate relationship with Him.” — Priscilla Shirer Copy Share Image
“The things that are “freely given to us by God” (1 Corinthians 2:12) are the only things we need to know now. A lot… — Priscilla Shirer Copy Share Image
We can see hope in the midst of hopelessness. We can see peace in the midst of chaos. We have a hope that the… — Priscilla Shirer Copy Share Image
We can't anticipate and provide for life's trials, but the Lord can and does. The Lord wants us to thirst not after a quick… — Priscilla Shirer Copy Share Image
Persistent, internal inklings matched by external confirmation is often the way God directs believers into His will. — Priscilla Shirer Copy Share Image
Yet some of the most faithful, effective Christians I know are those who are living out their quiet calling to the few in their… — Priscilla Shirer Copy Share Image
